Distance Learning as an Antidote to Fear: 4 Key Considerations That Put Student and Family Well-Being First

Support The 74 and stories like this one. Donate Today!

Republish This Article

We want our stories to be shared as widely as possible — for free.

Please view The 74's republishing terms.


                <h1>Distance Learning as an Antidote to Fear: 4 Key Considerations That Put Student and Family Well-Being First</h1>

                <h2></h2>

                <p class="sans">By <a rel="author" href="https://www.the74million.org/contributor/malika-ali/">Malika Ali</a></p>

                <img src="https://www.the74million.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Highlander-photo.jpg">

                <p>This story first appeared at <a href="https://www.the74million.org">The 74</a>, a nonprofit news site covering education. <a href="https://www.the74million.org/about/newsletters/?utm_source=republish-button&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=republish">Sign up for free newsletters from The 74</a> to get more like this in your inbox.</p>

Contact Us

Follow Us

Explore

Distance Learning as an Antidote to Fear: 4 Key Considerations That Put Student and Family Well-Being First

Untangle Your Mind!

Most Popular

There’s Already a Solution to the STEM Crisis: It’s in High Schools

Room Scans & Eye Detectors: Robocops are Watching Your Kids Take Online Exams

Case Study: How 2 Teachers Use AI Behind the Scenes to Build Lessons & Save Time

Financial Aid Reform Was His Legacy. Now, Lamar Alexander Calls it ‘a Big Mess’

D.C. Needs More Than Phonics to Lift its Students’ Reading Scores

On The 74 Today